Impossible Trivia 9-25-26

Impossible Trivia 9-25-26

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Q: From a recent 2026 survey commissioned by Dolby Laboratories, 38% of Americans say this movie has the most memorable movie sound/score? Not soundtrack-sound/score! What’s the movie? Best Soundtrack was Lion King!

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A: Jaws

Jaws (1975) score was composed and conducted by John Williams, features the legendary two-note “E and F” bass ostinato. Uses cellos, double basses, trombones, and a high-register tuba. It was released originally by MCA Records in 1975 (which peaked at #32 on the Billboard chart). 

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